Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

Thanks again Dru,Tom, Diederik and everyone who chimed in with your valuable insights. I have made a list of action items from each of your feedback. Back to the kitchen to cook up something nice. Hopefully you guys wont be disappointed next time I come back here. Feel free to message me directly

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

And do yourself a huge favor. Repeat to yourself every morning (and anytime you get frustrated), "Developers are friends not food". I use that analogy intentionally, you are selling to the most critical market you will ever sell to. Not just other developers, which is bad enough, but Apple/iO

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

For reference, I’m not convinced that you needed them here, but instead, that you didn’t devote enough thought to how that UI should work on a touch screen. There’s no reason why your preferences couldn’t have used a column of UISwitches. Your export panel could have used a UISegmentedControl

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

Hi Jason, Don't be too disappointed. This is exactly what The Lean Startup (a good read!) is all about and I am pretty sure quite a few of us have run into a situation like this ourselves. I was thinking about your remark on the radio buttons. I could be wrong, but I think it is the only contro

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

Allright - thanks everyone - I feel like going and hiding beneath a rock or something - We put months of blood and sweat into this thing and did not focus on the one thing that matters - polish and presentation. I am already going through the website and fixing the inconsistencies. However, as you

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

Also one more thing - A few of you messaged me about this privately - I am quite surprised why everyone is looking at the checkbox/radio button exclusively - This is such a tiny part of the whole thing - we actually built it just because we needed it inside the our main DataGrid product (multi sele

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

All, thanks for your candid feedback - I realize we have some work to do, but I am glad to see the feedback. If there is anything else you think we can address, please free to bring it on - we can take it! The one thing I would like to add, we;re not a design company - we are a component vendor -

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

[It happens I'm replying to Jonathan Hill, when my use of "you" refers to Jason Gibbs. A vagary of how I try to cut down quotes and recipient lists.] And to pile on, intercaps (camelCase) is a good idea in code (or underscores, I'm not picking a fight here), and common in cheesy trademarks (sorr

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

On Aug 25, 2013, at 3:51 AM, Jason Gibbs wrote: > It would be great if you could take a look and provide us with feedback, > criticism, ideas, suggestions, and guidance! Also, why are UI elements mis-positioned and clipped in the iPhone screen shot here? http://ioscomponents.com/Home/IOSRadioB

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

On Aug 25, 2013, at 3:51 AM, Jason Gibbs wrote: > It would be great if you could take a look and provide us with feedback, > criticism, ideas, suggestions, and guidance! Hire a professional graphic designer and a copywriter. Your images are horribly blotchy and blurry (scaled up to 1.1x or som

Re: "Introducing ioscomponents.com"

Good URL. The components don't really feel like they fit on iOS. Feels more like a XP UI than iOS. From your website, it seems like the components have lots of good features, but you should definitely hire a designer with iOS experience to help them feel at home on the platform... Thanks, Jo